'Dreamtime' is a spellbinding collection of works for flute and orchestra which, in Emmanuel Pahud's words 'expresses and gives form to the composers' most personal, spiritual or dreamlike visions'. The album ranges wide both culturally and chronologically, embracing works by Mozart, Reinecke, Busoni, Takemitsu and Penderecki, and inhabits a dimension populated by incantations and prayers, in which imagination is woven together and then unravels, and where desire is roused by fantasy. Pahud is partnered by the Munich Radio Orchestra and it's principal conductor, Ivan Repusic.
'Dreamtime' is a spellbinding collection of works for flute and orchestra which, in Emmanuel Pahud's words 'expresses and gives form to the composers' most personal, spiritual or dreamlike visions'. The album ranges wide both culturally and chronologically, embracing works by Mozart, Reinecke, Busoni, Takemitsu and Penderecki, and inhabits a dimension populated by incantations and prayers, in which imagination is woven together and then unravels, and where desire is roused by fantasy. Pahud is partnered by the Munich Radio Orchestra and it's principal conductor, Ivan Repusic.
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Dreamtime [Digipak]
Artist: Emmanuel Pahud / Munchner Rundfunkorchester
Format: CD
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1. Flute Concerto: I. Andante
2. Flute Concerto: II. Piu Animato
3. Flute Concerto: III. Andante
4. Flute Concerto: IV. Allegro Con Brio
5. Flute Concerto: V. Poco Meno Mosso
6. Flute Concerto: VI. Vivace
7. Flute Concerto: VII. Andante Recitativo
8. Flute Concerto in D Major, Op. 283: I. Allegro Molto Moderato
9. Flute Concerto in D Major, Op. 283: II. Lento E Mesto 1
10. Flute Concerto in D Major, Op. 283: III. Moderato - Più Mosso 1
11. Andante in C Major, K. 315 1
12. Divertimento, Op. 52, BV 285 1
13. Ballade, Op. 288 1
14. I Hear the Water Dreaming

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'Dreamtime' is a spellbinding collection of works for flute and orchestra which, in Emmanuel Pahud's words 'expresses and gives form to the composers' most personal, spiritual or dreamlike visions'. The album ranges wide both culturally and chronologically, embracing works by Mozart, Reinecke, Busoni, Takemitsu and Penderecki, and inhabits a dimension populated by incantations and prayers, in which imagination is woven together and then unravels, and where desire is roused by fantasy. Pahud is partnered by the Munich Radio Orchestra and it's principal conductor, Ivan Repusic.